I think it's one and four but not so sure?
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Given: -
Sarah's income = 25% of the partnership income but not less than $12,000.
Net income of partnership for the year = $32,000.
To find: -
1) Amount that can be deducted by partnership as guaranteed payment.
2) Income that Sarah is to report on her tax return.
Solution: -
Partnership income = $32,000
Sarah's share = 25% of 32000 = $8,000
But Sarah must receive $12,000 (Shortfall $12,000-$8,000=$4,000)
So, 1) $4,000 can be deducted by partnership as guaranteed payment.
2) Income that Sarah needs to report on her tax return = $12,000.
Answer:
$160
Explanation:
her net monthly take home pay will be reduced by $200 x (1 - combined tax rate = $200 x (1 - 20%) = $200 x 0.8 = $160
If instead of contributing to her 401k account, Betty took the money home, she would have to pay $40 in taxes (both state and federal), so the net amount that she receives is reduced by the taxes that she pays.
Answer:
D. Preferred stockholders are allocated their dividends before dividends are allocated to common shareholders.
Explanation:
Before declaring dividend on common shares, it is always necessary for the company to pay dividends on preferred shares and dividends are declared when there are sufficient profits.
Answer:
B. Sell government securities to prevent the expansion of the money supply.
Explanation:
- The federal reserve can expand the money supply by modifying the money supply and refers to the amounts of the finds the banks must hold against the deposits and thus by allowing the reserves needs the banks are able to load more money and increases the supply in the economy. Thus by selling the securities the banks can control the supply and interest rates and is called an open market.
